The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17
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March 18th. 1887.

MatCu AoVn, loot.
Miss Minnie Gossett, who has been spend.
ing some time at New Petersburg. spent the
Sabbath with her mother on West Main street
miss Ida Milburn's school closes 10 No. Q
this week. Miss Maggie Spargur will teach
the spring term in the same district, we UNDER
stand
Carney Fergusoni and Harry Dewitt have
been struggling with the measles for several
daye, and are in fair way to pull through
safely.
Uncle John. Davis and wife .aro visiting their
sou, Rev. J. II. Davis, at Martinsville.
william Skeen and family removed yesterday
to the house recently vacated, by Oscar Miller
on.the lands of John ledkey.
Miss Della Redkeyi spent part Of last week
at Newelrs Mill, the guest Of Mrs. viii Newell.
Mrs. Sanders sale Saturday was we'll at.
tended, and most OF the property brought u
fair price.
John Sanders and Bivens Gray and wife, OF
Leesburg, were guests Of Mrs. Mary SANDERS
Friday night and Saturday.
Henry Hettinger returned 10 Beaver satur-
day to spend two weeks.
Philip Roads and Henry .Hettinger are ex-
pecting to gather the cream in this region for
the Greenfield Creamery. Edward Ferguson
was out the latter part Of last week trying to
work up route also. J. 8. Williamson and /.
". menlnany a,e expecting 10 pegln opera
tions here for the Jersey Creamery Of Hills
boro next week Should all of these men se-
cure paying patronage, the twoscreameries
Will put considerable money in circulation in
this vicinity. 30 mote it be.
The News HERALD has made many warm
friends here, by the interest it has manifested
In favor Of the prOhibitory ordinance in Hills
boro.
Addison Murdoch has removed to the Elgar
Ia la nS D..t,~
Professor Robert Smith closed his school in
Snake Corner last Friday.
Miss Eta Barrett is visiting her brother,
Prof.. H. b. Barrett, In New Lexington.
Miss Susie Scott returned to Jeffersonyille
Saturday last.
John Gascock and William Mackey, two of
Hillsboros successful business men, were in
town last week.
Will Scott and Walter Skeen, of the Green.
field pad factory, spent the Sabbath here with
their parents.
0. NJ. aud G.. L. Garrett, .of Hillsbcro, came
down to zee their parents sabbath.
Isaac Kerns is making arrangements to
sprOut about ten bushels of:sweet, potatoes in
hot beds.
From the amount of tile that is being. taken
out from }. Is. Gossett's tile factory, the far
mers are learning the. value Of understanding.
A sufficient interest was developedi, at the
gospel temperance. meeting held at the U. B.
Church last week, to prompt those p, esent TO
vote unanimously for another meeting, and in.
vite Rev. MIR. Milburn, blind temperance ora
tor OF considerable. prominence, to. come aud
address the meeting. The meeting will be
held in the NJ Z. Church ON Thursday evening
Oi this week ut p. m. Let everybody come.
We have NJ. saloon in our town and never in
tend to have, but 1t is we'll to agitate the sub.
ject aud keep ups healthy public sentiment,
81 that II all attempt should be made to start
saloon IN our midst, we will be equipped for
the battle.
William Estle, of Barrett's Mill, will visit
Columbus this week. and endeavUr to combine
business with Sightseeing and pleasure.
J. I. rsggsrt and wife went to Hlllsboro
Sunday morning.to hear. DR.. Joy ce, and Rev.
y. ,. Wells and Prof. II. l.. Garrett went up to
hear him 1T night. Prof. Garrett remained to
watch the battle on Monday.
DR.. Brown Noah Buntain, A. L. Snider,
Robert Shivers, Walter Vain, Moses Pearce,
snd others from New Petersburg, were In town
Saturday afternoon.
The temperance people here are rejoicing
over the victory won ut Hillsboro yesterday.
james Chesser, Chesser aud William Fergu-
son are On the SICK list to-day, with strong
symptoms Of measles.
Hon. D. NJ. Barrett returned to Columbus
yesterday, after spending the Sabbath with his
family.
Rufus Foraker and wife, Of Littleton, are
the guests Ut William Lsfferty, on West Main
street.